Chaney's Dairy Barn
9191 Nashville Road
(270) 843-5567
www.chaneysdairybarn.com
Open Monday-Saturday 11am-8pm, Sunday 12:30-5:30pm. Extended hours and walk-up window in the summer.

Chaney's
Open Monday-Saturday 12pm-8pm
830 Fairview Avenue
(270) 842-6020

Rolling farmlands, Jersey cows and premium homemade ice cream are only the beginning at Chaney's. Settle in for lunch or dinner daily and enjoy homemade soup, sandwiches and desserts. Choose from a wide selection of Kentucky made products in our gift shop. Catering, parties, farm tours available - call ahead for meeting space, concession trailer and tour appointments. Enjoy our outdoor pavilion and take a swing in our batting cage.

Jackson's Orchard and Nursery
1280 Slim Island Road off Richardsville Road, KY 185
(270) 781-5303
www.jacksonsorchard.com
Open Monday-Saturday, mid-April through August and seven days a week September-November.

The Jackson family invites you to visit their orchard and nursery to select your favorite spring plants during April and May. Try our delicious apples, peaches, honey, pumpkins, freshly made apple cider and many more in-season specialties throughout the year. We'll even mail your favorite products anywhere in the USA.

Beech Bend Park & Splash Lagoon
Open daily Memorial Day to mid-August, weekends only in May and September, Sunday 11am-7pm, Monday-Friday 10am-7pm, Saturday 10am-8pm.
Gate Admission (includes Splash Lagoon, Mini Golf & Petting Farm) $10 - 54" and above, $6 - under 54"
Unlimited-ride armbands (includes gate admission plus all attractions except go-carts and games) $24 - 54" and above, $21 - under 54"
(270) 781-7634
www.beechbend.com

The amusement park offers more than 40 rides including the most twisted wooden roller coaster in seven states, the new Kentucky Rumbler. Other favorites include Wild Mouse Spinning Coaster, antique cars, a miniature golf course, giant swimming pool, water slides, interactive children's water play pool, games and go-carts. Individual ride tickets available.

Otte Golf & Family Fun Center
5800 Scottsville Road
(270) 781-6072
Open Daily 9am-10pm

Truly a great place for the whole family. Otte Golf Center offers a driving range,
batting cages, miniature golf, pro-shop, golf lessons and club fittings.

Hopscotch’s Playplace
I-65, exit 22, 2722 Scottsville Rd., Scottsville Square
(270) 842-0420
Play sessions:
9am-1pm Monday-Friday
4-7pm Tuesday-Friday
10am-1pm Saturday
Check our website calendar for additional times and events.
hopscotchs.com

Pay as you play indoor facility for kids crawing thru age 6, especially perfect for when it is too rainy, windy, hot or cold outside! Infant and toddler area separate from the preschool play area. Arts & crafts and party areas. Art activities available for ages 7-10. Let us make your next party a piece of cake! Party packages available.

Drop in Day Care - $15 one-time registration for whole family. $8 per hour for the first hour, $6 an hour after that. Maximum of 3 hours at a time. Service available during play sessions.

Imagination Stations
I-65, exit 26, past 31W to Cambridge Square (830 Fairview Ave.)
(270) 783-0044
imaginationstations.com
Open Play Tues. & Wed. 10am-1pm, Thurs. 3-5:30pm, Fri. 10am-5:30pm.
Evenings & Weekends - call for availability. Call for summer hrs.

South Central Kentucky’s only indoor play zone with huge interactive inflatables, a horizontal climbing wall and 10,000 sq.ft. of fun! Safe, smoke-free and playful environment. Play in our obstacle course tube and slide, jump house and horizontal climbing wall.

Russell Sims Aquatic Center at Preston Miller Park
Open Memorial Day to Labor Day
2303 Tomblinson Way off Veterans Memorial Blvd.
(270) 393-3271
www.bgky.org/bgpr/aquatics.htm

Largest water playground in South Central Kentucky. Features include zero-depth entry, splash playground, 50-meter pool, two water slides, diving boards and concessions.

Southern Lanes
Open Monday-Saturday 9am-2am, Sunday 12pm-midnight
2710 Scottsville Road
(270) 843-8741
Visit their web page here

At Southern Lanes there's plenty of fun for everyone! Your complete family entertainment center includes 34 lanes, 18 hole indoor mini golf, indoor fast pitch baseball and softball batting cages, 24 billiards, party rooms (3 new), game room with redemption tickets, semi-separate lounge, pro shop and snack bar. Join us Thursday and Friday nights at 9:30 pm for Cosmic bowling! Birthday party packages, corporate and group pricing available.

National Corvette Museum
Open 8am-5pm, 7 days a week year-round except Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
I-65, exit 28
(270) 781-7973 or (800) 53-VETTE • www.corvettemuseum.com

This 68,000 sq. ft. showcase to America’s sports car features over 70 Corvettes showcased in periodic settings including a mid-century barbershop, service station and historic race track! See classics in mint condition, one-of-a-kind prototypes that never went into production & modern-day wonders of engineering and design. Interact and test your skills by fueling up and changing tires at the new “Pit Crew Challenge” exhibit, enjoy a film in the Chevy Theater and see rare collectibles and memorabilia. Sit behind the wheel of a Corvette and register to drive one home. Enjoy shopping in the Corvette Store which offers a wide selection of apparel, collectibles, home and gift items.

GM Corvette / Cadillac XLR Assembly Plant
Public Tours Monday-Friday at 9 am, 11:30 am and 1:15 pm ONLY
I-65, exit 28
Reservations (270) 745-8019
Information (270) 745-8419
Tours are $5 per person
www.bowlinggreenassemblyplant.com

Group tours by reservation only. Free for school groups 4th-8th grade, active military and GM employees & retirees. Tours closed on holidays and 11/6/07, 11/12/07, 11/22/07-11/23/07, 12/24/07-12/31/07, 1/1/08, 1/21/08, 4/4/08, 4/7/08, 5/26/08, 6/30/08-7/11/08. Tour times subject to change without notice, call before traveling long distances. Every Corvette made today in the world is produced in Bowling Green. Here you can see the step by step production of America’s favorite sports car along with Cadillac’s XLR. No cell phones, cameras, electronic devices, purses, backpacks or fanny packs allowed. Closed toe shoes only. Children must be seven years or older & school groups must be 4th grade or above.

Beech Bend Raceway
Raceway open March-November. Hours and prices vary by event
I-65, exit 28
(270) 781-7634
www.beechbend.com

Beech Bend has an auto racing facility that is nationally recognized for its drag strip as well as an oval track for stock car racing. Race car enthusiasts can enjoy Stock Car racing on Saturday nights, Fun Racing on Tuesday and Friday nights, NHRA drag racing on Sundays and national automotive events throughout the year.

National Corvette Homecoming
(270) 791-2117
www.nationalcorvettehomecoming.com

July 18-20, 2008 marks the 27th Annual National Corvette Homecoming at the Sloan Convention Center. Corvette Car Show; Sans Pariel Show; Muscle Car Auction; Drag Racing; Car Corral open to all makes and models; Corvette-GM Vendors; Seminars; Ladies World; All Corvette Parade; GM Car Show; Open Cruise-In.

2009 Dates: July 17,18,19.

Ballance MotoX
Open March through November
(270) 792-RACE
www.ballancemotox.com

The first state-of-the-art motocross facility in the southeast. The natural terrain 1.3 mile lighted track was designed by six-time GNCC National Champion Bill Ballance. Riding schools for quads and dirt bikes are available for all skill levels by highly trained instructors. Call or visit website for more information, directions and schedule of events. Hours and prices vary by event.

Race World
Open March-Memorial Day and Labor Day-November Friday 5-11pm, Saturday 12-11pm and Sunday 12-10pm. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day Tuesday-Friday 5-11pm, Saturday 12-11pm and Sunday 12-10pm.
I-65, exit 22, 255 Cumberland Trace
(270) 781-RACE
www.raceworld-bg.com

Race World, a one-of-a-kind attraction featured in Southern Living as "where you don't just watch the races, you ride the races." Offering the entire family something to remember. Two race tracks with scale stock cars themed after your favorite driver. A fully complemented game room with the latest in electronic entertainment and one of the most famous Dale Earnhardt race cars on display; the actual car that had the flat tire while leading the Daytona 500 with 1/2 a lap to go. Closed all rain days.

Wha Bah Steelhorse Ranch
2361 Russellville Road
(270) 782-6400
Lunch at 11am, Dinner at 5pm
Happy Hour 3-6pm
whabah.com

At WhaBah Steelhorse Ranch, you can be the cook! Choose your entree & prepare it on our huge indoor grill. Grill your Texas toast over the coals and munch while you show off your “grill-master” skills! Pick your entree from our finest selection of steak, chops or fresh seafood. Full service bar with cold domestic and import beers on tap! Dine outdoors on our 1000 sq. ft. patio! Motorcycle friendly with lots of parking!

Weekly Events:
Mondays 5-9pm - Cruise-In with Classic Cars
Tuesdays 7-9pm - Corn Hole Tournaments
Wednesdays 5-10pm - Bike Night
Thursdays 5pm until close - Nashville Songwriters' Night

Barren River Imaginative Museum of Science
Open Thursday-Saturday 10am-3pm, Sunday 1-4pm. Groups by appointment.
1229 Center Street
(270) 843-9779
www.brimsbg.org

Visit a unique "hands-on" science museum and experience the force of a mini-tornado with the BRIMS Blaster! Have a hair-raising experience with the van de Graff Electrostatic Generator. Operate one of the largest interactive transportation exhibits in the country featuring HO gauge trains in a model railroad. Measure air flow with the new wind tunnel. Suspend your body with the help of Magic Mirrors. These and over 50 more exhibits await your visit.

Aviation Heritage Park
At the Basil Griffin Park
www.aviationheritagepark.com

A memorial to all distinguished aviators who have called South Central Kentucky home, Aviation Heritage Park currently features a F-4D Phantom II #550, a plane with historic significance. Brigadier General Dan Cherry, a Bowling Green native, was at the controls on April 16, 1972 when he shot down a North Vietnamese Mig-21 during the Vietnam War. Tune in to FM Station 89.3 at the Park to hear more about the aircraft and their pilots!

Riverview at Hobson Grove
Open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 1-4pm. Closed holidays and during January.
Last tour starts at 3pm.
1100 W. Main Avenue
(270) 843-5565
www.bgky.org/riverview

Built by Atwood and Juliet VanMeter Hobson on a hill overlooking the Barren River, Bowling Green's historic landmark has been restored to its original splendor and is listed on the National Register. An official site on the Civil War Discovery Trail, as it was used for storage of Confederate munitions when the Rebel forces held Bowling Green, Riverview is an elegant interpretation of a prosperous Victorian home of the 1860 to 1890 period. Come experience the life of a 19th century family and their servants. Seasonal and holiday tours are offered throughout the year to highlight celebrations of the era. Gift Shop features Victorian items.

Shaker Museum at South Union
March through November, Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 1-5pm
December through February, Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm, Closed Sunday and Monday.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve & Day, New Year's Eve & Day.
850 Shaker Museum Road, Just off US 68/KY 80, Auburn
(800) 811-8379
www.shakermuseum.com

A short drive west of Bowling Green takes you to the historic site of the South Union Shaker Village. The Shaker society, an innovative, hard-working religious group, was established in 1807 and closed in 1922. The village site is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum is filled with original furniture, crafts, textiles and manuscripts. Nearby Shaker Tavern, built in 1869, provides bed and breakfast accommodations.

Kentucky Library & Museum
Museum Galleries Open Monday-Saturday 9:30am-4pm; Sunday 1-4pm
Library Open Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm, Saturday 9:30am-4pm. Closed on WKU holidays.
1906 College Heights Blvd, just off 68/80
(270) 745-2592
www.wku.edu/Library/kylm

The Kentucky Library and Museum houses vast collections of Kentucky-related materials, furniture, manuscripts, diaries, newspapers, dolls, photographs, art, genealogical materials, etc. Exhibit topics include anything and everything relating to Kentucky, including “Recommended by Duncan Hines” opening in 2007. The research library holds the largest collection of Civil War related documents in the South. Special programs, including school tours, summer camps, workshops, lectures, exhibit openings, and gala events are open to all.

Eloise B. Houchens Center
Open for tours Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10am-2pm and by appointment.
1115 Adams Street
(270) 842-6761

This lovely, old Greek Revival mansion was built in 1904 by Francis Kister, onetime Mayor of Bowling Green and co-builder of St. Joseph Catholic Church. In 1976 it was listed as a Historic Home to be used for the purpose of restoration, preservation and a cultural and educational center. Reasonably-priced meeting rooms available.

Historic Railpark and Train Museum
401 Kentucky Street
Open Tues.-Sat. 9am-5pm, Sun. 1-4pm. Closed Mondays.
(270) 745-7317
www.historicrailpark.com

Long before interstates, people resting in
Bowling Green arrived at the L&N Passenger Depot. This 1925 structure has been restored and revived to house a two-story museum where visitors can learn the history of the tracks by asking questions of a “real Railroader” like a Pullman Porter, an L&N Cook and a Conductor through state-of-the art interactive galleries. Housing one of the region’s largest model railroad displays inside, outside is where the Historic Railpark displays a 1911 L&N Presidential office car, a 1949 Pullman Standard dining car, a 1953 Luxury Pullman sleeper and a Chessie Class Caboose. Two rare additions are being restored, a 1921 L&N Railroad Post Office Car and a 1953 E8A Diesel Locomotive.

St. Joseph Catholic Church
Call for tours.
434 Church Street
(270) 842-2525

St. Joseph Catholic Church is at the heart of the St. Joseph Historic District. The church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 because of its artistic and historic significance. The Parish was founded in 1859 to serve the needs of Irish Catholic immigrants, brought to Bowling Green with the construction of the railroad. The Gothic style church was constructed in three stages over a 30 year period, being dedicated finally in 1889. The first pastor, Reverend Joseph DeVries, is said to have been inspired in the church's design by the cathedral church of Cologne, Germany. Father DeVries died three months after the church's dedication, and in deference to his wishes, is interred in a vault under the old high altar. The Gothic interior has been redecorated and judiciously adapted several times since 1889 to meet the needs of a thriving Catholic community.

Western Kentucky University
Campus Events (270) 745-2497
Admissions (800) 495-8463
www.wku.edu

Founded in 1906, Western Kentucky University is recognized as one of the most beautiful college campuses in the nation. The area of the university known as College Heights commands an impressive view of Bowling Green and the Barren River Valley. A statue of Dr. Henry Hardin Cherry in front of Cherry Hall provides Bowling Green with an impressive landmark. A pylon, erected in 1956 as part of the university's 50th anniversary, marks the entrance to campus and portrays the university motto, The Spirit Makes the Master. The historic colonnade, which was part of the old football stadium, serves as a backdrop to an outdoor theater and the Guthrie Tower and Plaza has become the centerpiece of the south campus area. WKU has over 18,000 students and 66 major buildings on the 200 acre main campus, with another 785 acres on the University Farm. Western has produced educational opportunities to more than 70,000 alumni who proudly claim the name Hilltoppers.

Bowling Green Brewing Company
575B Veterans' Memorial Lane
Bowling Green, KY 42101
(270) 781-5800
www.DrinkingLikeAFish.com or www.BGBrewCo.com

Witness Stephen Foster Wheat Beer in the making at Western Kentucky’s only microbrewery. Tour the facility and sample the German-style mix of wheat, barley, yeast and hops. Call for tour availability and times.

Lost River Cave and Valley
Open seven days a week 9am-5pm except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. Boat tours subject to weather so call ahead. I-65 exit 22, left at stoplight #9, right on Nashville Road.
(270) 393-0077 or (866) 274-2283
www.lostrivercave.com

Kentucky's only Underground Boat Tour and the enchanting Butterfly Habitat await you at Lost River Cave and Valley. Daylight disappears from view as you board the boat on the river that Ripley's Believe It or Not claims is the shortest, deepest in the world. A comfortable 57 degrees year round, the boat tour offers a visit into the timeless world of a Kentucky Natural wonder. The walking tour along the river's edge will bring alive stories of Native Americans, Early European settlers, Civil War troops and the notorious Jesse James. Enjoy Treetop Bridge, nature trails, bird watching stations, picnic area, gemstone sluice, Old Mill Gifts and the rock climbing wall.

Kentucky's Cave Country
For a Caves, Lakes and Corvettes guide, call (800) 326-7465 or visit www.kycaveregion.org

Mammoth Cave National Park is located just 30 miles north of Bowling Green, off I-65 exit 48. It is open year-round except Christmas Day offering a variety of tours, nature trails, camping, scenic boat trips wild animals and birds. Tour tickets call: (800) 967-2283 or visit recreation.gov. Tour info call: (270) 758-2180. For a Cave Region guide, call 800-326-7465 or visit CavesLakesCorvettes.com.

Cave Country's lakes provide entertainment for sportsmen and boating enthusiasts alike. Barren River Lake, a 10,000 acre recreational lake, is the site of a state park with campgrounds, lodge, cabins, houseboat rentals and much more. Other lakes in the area include Nolin Lake, Lake Malone and Dale Hollow Lake.

Fountain Square Park
www.bgky.org/history/ftsqpark.htm

Fountain Square Park has been the focus of downtown Bowling Green since 1798. By 1812 a two-story brick building replaced the original log courthouse. In addition, the public square was the location of the town's jail and market house. Main Street became a natural location for business development with the completion of the L&N Railroad in 1859. The original courthouse was abandoned upon completion of the new courthouse on East 10th Avenue in 1869. The present park was build 1871-1872. The original stone fountain was replaced in 1881 by the present cast iron fountain along with statues of the Four Seasons, benches and urns. The landscaped public park has retained much of the same appearance since 1881.

Capitol Arts Center
CAC Galleries open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
(270) 782-ARTS or (877) 694-ARTS
www.capitolarts.com

An icon of the historic downtown district, the Capitol Arts Center features an 800-seat auditorium and two art galleries. Throughout the year this civic auditorium and two art galleries. Throughout the year this civic auditorium hosts a full schedule of local and touring arts performances and civic events. The Center houses the Houchens and Mezzanine galleries for year-round exhibits.

Public Theatre of Kentucky / Phoenix Theatre
Information & Reservations
(270) 781-6233 • www.ptkbg.org

Located in historic downtown off Chestnut Street, this intimate 147-seat facility is a professional, non-Equity, not-for-profit theatre company founded in 1987. PTK produces annual seasons of contemporary plays and musicals September through May.

Smiths Grove Historic District
10 miles north of Bowling Green, I-65 exit 38
www.smithsgrove.org

Smiths Grove, an antique shoppers' paradise, welcomes you to its quiet, peaceful, historic community. It was an important railroad town in its earlier day (1859-1950s) when the famous L&N Line ran through the area and contributed greatly to its growth. It claims 1,000 residents today making it Warren County's second largest city. Many historic buildings, churches and homes remain with architecturally significant designs, many on the National Register.

Woodburn
Just off US 31W near the Simpson County border

Woodburn sits in one of Warren County's most fertile agricultural regions and includes a number of picturesque 19th century homes. Incorporated in 1866, the town once boasted a railroad depot, hotel, stockyard, bank, doctors' offices, feed store, funeral parlor and other amenities. Cedar Bluff, a 19th century women's school, was located just outside town.

Franklin
Franklin/Simpson County Tourism • I-65 Exit 2
www.franklinky.info • (866) 531-2040

Concerts by Grand Ole Opry stars and top names in bluegrass music. Live thoroughbred horse racing. Golfing on the home course of one of the PGA’s best golfers. Antique malls, specialty shops, museums, top motel chains, fine dining, liquor-by-the-drink, home cooking, ethnic restaurants, even a drive-in theater. All this can be found just 18 miles south of Bowling Green, at Exits 2 & 6 on I-65, in the charming community of Franklin, recently honored as one of the “50 Best Small Southern Towns.”

Kenny Perry’s Country Creek Golf Course
I-65 Exit 2 or 6
(270) 586-9373
Designed by PGA touring pro Kenny Perry, this par 72 public course is nestled in picturesque countryside. Practice range, pro shop, snack bar. Tee times needed weekends; open play weekdays.

Museums and Antiques
Franklin has four large antique malls and several antique and specialty shops. Museums include Octagon Hall, the Old Jail and Jailer’s Quarters, and the African-American Heritage Center.

Kentucky Downs Race Course
I-65 Exit 2
(270) 586-7778
Open year-round for simulcast racing and dining. America’s only turf track; features live thoroughbred racing in September. Open Wed.-Sun. 11am-11pm.

Festivals and Special Events
The Franklin Bluegrass Music Festival is held every year on the second weekend of September. A big antique car show and craft fair is held on the fourth weekend of September.

Russellville / Logan County
Logan County Tourist & Convention Commission
www.visitlogancounty.net
270-726-1240

“Why go anyplace else?” Logan County features four historic communities, one-of-a-kind attractions, antique shopping, genealogical research and much more. While in Logan County, visitors can also enjoy the hospitality of one of our five bed & breakfasts or comfortable, family-owned motels. For more information contact the Logan County Tourist & Convention Commission at (270) 726-2206 or log on to visitlogancounty.com

Auburn
Just 15 minutes from Bowling Green, Auburn is famous for its antiques and historic downtown. While in town, visitors can enjoy historic walking tours and the Auburn Museum.

The Shaker Museum is the historic site of the South Union Shaker Village (1807-1922). The museum features four restored buildings, 40 exhibits, unique shopping and the 1869 Shaker Tavern. Annual events include Shaker Farm Day and the Christmas at Shakertown Holiday Market.

Russellville
Ten more miles down the road is Russellville, Southern Kentucky’s oldest town, which features historic homes and shopping. While in Russellville, visit the Archives Building and the Library for information on the Washington, Coke, Crittenden & many other families. Seven governors and numerous war heroes came from the area, including Texas Ranger Jim Bowie. In 1861, Russellville hosted the Civil War Convention. In the spring of 1868, Russellville became the site of the Jesse James Gang’s first bank robbery. The original bank building still stands at Sixth and Main Streets.

The Bibb House was home of Revolutionary War Major Richard Bibb, who freed all of his slaves by the time of his death in 1839. The 1817 Saddle Factory features exhibits of early industry and area artifacts, a carved stone fireplace and attic space once used as sleeping space for indentured workers.

Adairville
The Red River Meeting House near Adairville marks the site of our country’s “Second Great Awakening” religious revival. A replica of the original meeting house may be visited. The adjoining cemetery marks the resting place of many early settlers who braved this untouched frontier. A primitive camp meeting and Rendezvous is held each October. Adairville is also the site of the historic duel fought by President Andrew Jackson.

Lewisburg
The 788-acre Lake Malone near Lewisburg is thick with tall pines, magnificent cliffs, scenic views and great fishing. Lake Malone offers boat rentals, docks, restaurants, accommodations and a golf course.

Festivals
Logan County hosts several of the finest hometown festivals: Flying Fish, Adairville Strawberry, Bluegrass Jam, Lewisburg Purple Martin, Auburn Autumn Days, Tobacco & Heritage and Schochoh Christmas.

Scottsville
Allen County-Scottsville Chamber of Commerce
www.scottsvilleky.info or chamber@scottsvilleky.info
(270) 237-4782

Founded in 1815, this progressive community offers small-town hospitality with access to metropolitan amenities. Hunting, fishing, antique shopping & a gracious countryside waits to greet you in the “friendly city.”

Antique Shops of Scottsville
Visit more than 80 booths offering a variety of unique primitives, antiques and collectibles. Or expand your search to areas convenient to the downtown area and the public square.

Barren River Lake
Allen County offers top-notch outdoor recreation along its 50 miles of shoreline at Barren River Lake. Beautiful scenery and high rated camping awaits you. Trophy deer, wild turkey and excellent fishing await the sportsman. The Kentucky State Record Hybrid Bass (20 lbs. 8 ozs.) was taken right here in Barren River Lake.

Jacksonian Days
(270) 237-4782
Each April, Scottsville opens its arms to the region when it hosts the Jacksonian Days festival, a celebration of music, arts, crafts and good food. Jacksonian Days offers a variety of activities and fun for all ages. Spend a day or the whole weekend!

Allen County Historical Museum
Open Mon.-Thurs. 12-5pm and by appt.
301 North 4th Street
(270) 237-3026 / 237-4051 / 237-3759
www.rootsweb.com/~kyallen/
The museum, built in the early 1900s, currently houses many interesting items from the past and an abundance of genealogical references.

Mennonite Community
KY 100/585 and KY 1332
Visit a gentle, simple people who lead a full productive life with no electricity or gas-powered machines. Fresh produce, molasses and homemade goods in a setting of well-tended farm land makes this a satisfying destination.

Naturally Inviting
As you tour the area, you will enjoy visiting many of Allen County’s other attractions including the home of Dollar General Corporation. Visit Scottsville. One stop and you’ll know why we say our area is... Naturally Inviting.

Sloan Convention Center
(270) 745-0088
www.bgky.org/cia/conventioncenter.htm

Featuring 35,000 square feet of meeting and pre-convention exhibit space, the center has a capacity to seat up to 1,700. Room configuration includes a grand ballroom, five break-out rooms, registration desk, ticket window and coat room. Located in the affluent Hartland Business Park and adjoining the Holiday Inn University Plaza and CrossWinds Golf Course.

Carroll Knicely Conference Center
2355 Nashville Road
(270) 745-1908
www.wku.edu/knicelycenter

This comprehensive, all-occasion 40,000 square foot facility creates the perfect environment for seminars, workshops, receptions, training sessions, conferences and other social and educational programs.

Leonard D. Brown Agricultural Exposition Center
Located on the WKU Farm, 4 miles south of Bowling Green off Nashville Road (US 31W)
(270) 843-3542
www.wku.edu/agexpocenter

The Ag Expo Center is considered to be one of the finest show and sale facilities situated on a university campus in the south-eastern USA. A multitude of events are held year-round including livestock shows, sales, clinics, machinery shows, rodeos and other public events. The Center's main arena seats 2,000 with a sales arena seating 315. There are also meeting and banquet rooms.